in germany, how the spd government is starting to reconstruct the country to deliver, as you said in the intro, for those sort of what s known in britain as red wall, industrial coastal communities that have not seen that economic growth and that success in recent years, but actually also had to deliver for the whole country, because if you get things working in those places, you get the economy firing on all cylinders and everything starts to work. and we re we re sitting in this bus in berlin, sitting in traffic, and we re watching on i think it was annalisa dodds, who was our party chair, had managed to get a connection, and we were watching on her little phone, jonathan ashworth, whose work and pensions and her and myself at the back of this bus while borisjohnson resigned and the government collapsed and the tories descended into chaos. and i suppose it s a bit of a reminder that things can happen very quickly, but it s also, i think what s happened next is really unprecedented an
years and it s almost become the norm. but there s something really extraordinary about what s happening to the conservative party at the moment. when borisjohnson fell, i was sitting on a bus in berlin. we d gone over there to look at what was happening in germany, how the spd government is starting to reconstruct the country to deliver, as you said in the intro, for those sort of what s known in britain as red wall, industrial coastal communities that have not seen that economic growth and that success in recent years, but actually also had to deliver for the whole country because if you get things working in those places, you get the economy firing on all cylinders and everything starts to work. and we re we re sitting in this bus in berlin sitting in traffic and we re watching on i think it was annalisa dodds, who was our party chair, had managed to get a connection and we were watching on her little phone, jonathan ashworth, who s work and pensions and her and myself at the back
germany, how the sdp government is starting to reconstruct the country, to deliver for, starting to reconstruct the country, to deliverfor, as starting to reconstruct the country, to deliver for, as you said starting to reconstruct the country, to deliverfor, as you said in starting to reconstruct the country, to deliver for, as you said in the intro, for those what are known in britain as a red wall industrial coastal communities that have not seen that economic growth and that success in recent years, but actually also how to deliver for the whole country because if you get things working in those places, you get the economy firing on all cylinders and everything starts to work. we are sitting in this bus in berlin, sitting in traffic and we were watching annalisa dodds, our party chair had managed to get a connection and we were watching on her little phone. jonathan ashworth, who is work and pensions, her and myself back at the back of this bus while borisjohnson resigned and the g
productivity. and the tories on record shows that. britain has the lowest headline rate of. we also have the lowest rate of business investments in the g7. that is why labour will do what businesses are asking for, using targeted investment allowances to boost productivity and growth and scrapping outdated and unfair business rates that harm our high streets and small businesses, replacing them with a system that is fit for the 21st century. and what about their other policies? let s take the so called investment zones. again, these are nothing new. every time they were tried, all they have achieved was moving growth around the country, not creating it. the best way out of the high tax, low growth spiral that the conservatives have created is to get the economy firing on all cylinders, in all parts of the country. it is going to
pressing the current government to do it because we are not in government. we are pressing the current government. we would like nothing less, nothing more, than to take over the government so we can bring in medium term and long term energy security policy, a fair tax policy, and get our economy firing on all cylinders. unfortunately we have a zombie government had no plan from the new tory leader, whichever it may be. that is why we are calling on them right now, to make a difference right now. that doesn t mean we wouldn t have my plans later on down the line, but right now households need to know what will happen to them this autumn and i particularly worried about those customers on prepayment metres you have to feed the metre in order to get electricity to heat and feed their kids and they are struggling right now. their kids and they are struggling riaht now. ., ., , , ., right now. thangam debbonaire, shadow leader right now. thangam debbonaire, shadow leader of right no